Comision Federal de Electricidad (CFE)

History

Comision Federal de Electricidad (CFE) is a Mexican company generating, transmitting, distributing and commercializing electricity. On August 14, 1937 the Comision Federal de Electricidad (CFE) was created by Federal Government of Mexico. Today, CFE serves nearly 80 million Mexicans.

Mission

The mission of CFE is:

To ensure, within a technologically updated and competent framework, supply of electrical power in terms of quality, quantity and price, with appropriate diversification of power sources.

To optimize the use of physical, commercial and human resource infrastructures.

To provide outstanding customers service.

To protect the environment, promote social development and respect the values of populations where electrical power is provided.

Area of Operation

The businesses of CFE are:

Generation:
1. Thermal Power
2. Hydro Power
3. Nuclear Power
4. Wind-driven Power
Transmission and Distribution (including Rural Electrification)

Key Statistics

CFE holds assets of $62,174.1 millions.
CFE has made profits of $443.8 millions in 2006.
CFE operates in most parts of Mexico, except the Federal District and some surrounding communities.
CFE has 70,000 employees.

CFE is a public decentralized concern, having its own legal status and net worth.

International Ranking

CFE ranks 395 in Fortune Global 500 list.

Headquarter Address

Rio Rodano 14, Cuauhtemoc, 06598
Mexico
Phone: 52-55-5229-4400